英语释义

1. the front part of the head that in humans extends from the forehead to the chin and includes the mouth, nose, cheeks, and eyes

2. the face as a means of identification countenance
would know that face anywhere

3. presence, sight

4. facial expression
a friendly face

5. a facial expression of distaste or displeasure
he made a face when he saw the test results

6. makeup sense 3a(1) —usually used in the phrase put one's face on
… I have never been the kind of woman who feels comfortable popping to the shops without putting my face on first.
— Vicki Michelle

7. outward appearance
put a good face on it

8. the aspect of something that is perceptible or obvious upon superficial examination
the theory is absurd on its face
— Kim Neely

9. disguise, pretense

10. assurance, confidence
maintaining a firm face in spite of adversity

11. effrontery
how anyone could have the face to ask that question

12. dignity, prestige
afraid to lose face

13. surface:

14. a front, upper, or outer surface
vanished from the face of the earth

15. the front of something having two or four sides
the face of a clock

16. facade
the face of a building

17. an exposed surface of rock

18. any of the plane surfaces that bound a geometric solid
A cube is a solid with six square faces.

19. a surface specially prepared: such as

20. the principal finished surface (as of a tool or implement)
The tendency of the belt is to slip over the face of the pulley in a counter clockwise direction.
— H. W. Harkness Cans are made from … thin sheets of steel lightly coated with tin. This tin coating serves two purposes: it covers the face of the steel sheet, preserving it from rust; and it acts as a medium by which parts of a sheet may be made to adhere to one another by soldering.
— B. S. Luh et al.

21. the right side (as of cloth or leather)

22. an inscribed, printed, or marked side
the two faces of a coin

23. a striking surface (as of a tool)
the face of the golf club the face of an anvil

24. the surface (as of type) that receives the ink and transfers it to the paper

25. a style of type

26. the end or wall of a mine tunnel, drift, or excavation at which work is progressing

27. face value

28. person
lots of new faces around here

29. baby face sense 2
Randy Orton earned respect as a heel because of his cocky, overconfident persona. As a face, he's lost the smugness that defined his character and is struggling to find his identity.
— Rennie Detore

30. directly and aggressively in one's presence
dunked the ball in his face —often used with get to describe aggressively confrontational speech or behavior
his boss got in his face about being late

31. face-to-face with despite
fearless in the face of danger

32. in one's presence or so that one is fully aware of what is going on
If you have something to say about me, say it to my face.

33. to confront impudently
faced him with evidence of treachery

34. to line near the edge especially with a different material

35. to cover the front or surface of
faced the building with marble

36. to meet face-to-face or in competition
The team will face a tough opponent in its next game.

37. to stand or sit with the face toward
The teacher faced the class.

38. to have the front oriented toward
a house facing the park

39. to recognize and deal with straightforwardly
face the facts

40. to master by confronting with determination —used with down
faced down his critics

41. to have as a prospect be confronted by
face a grim future

42. to be a prospect or a source of concern for
the problems that face us

43. to bring face-to-face
he was faced with ruin

44. to make the surface of (something, such as a stone) flat or smooth

45. to cause (troops) to face in a particular direction on command
The captain faced his company to the left.

46. to have the face or front turned in a specified direction
The house faced south.

47. to turn the face in a specified direction
She faced to her left.

48. to meet an unpleasant situation, a danger, or the consequences of one's actions

49. the front part of the head that has the eyes, nose, and mouth on it

50. a facial expression

51. the way something appears when it is first seen or thought about

52. to stand or sit with your face and body turned toward (something or someone)

53. to have the front part toward (something)

54. to be on the page that is opposite to (another page)

55. the front part of the head

56. an expression of the face
a sad face

57. outward appearance
It looks easy on the face of it.

58. a funny or silly expression

59. an expression showing displeasure

60. respect entry 1 sense 1
He was afraid of losing face.

61. a front, upper, or outer surface

62. one of the flat surfaces that bound a solid
a face of a cube

63. to have the front or face toward
The house faces east.

64. to cover the front or surface of
The building will be faced with marble.

65. to oppose with determination
face danger

66. the front part of the human head including the chin, mouth, nose, cheeks, eyes, and usually the forehead

67. the corresponding part of the head of a lower animal

68. surface especially a front, upper, or outer surface

69. outward appearance

70. the surface or superficial reading or meaning of something (as a document or statute) that does not take into account outside information
the face of [the] deed reveals that she had two purposes in mind
— State v. Rand, 366 A.2d 183 (1976) —often used in the phrases on its face and on the face of
is…neutral on its face but has a discriminatory effect on women
— Marcia Coyle did not see on the face of the amendment that it was precisely directed at public as distinguished from private destruction
— O'Brien v. United States, 376 F.2d 538 (1967)

71. the inscribed or printed side of something (as a document) broadly the front side of something inscribed or printed on both sides
the face of a stock certificate

72. face value

片语

Kindness In Your Face慈爱在你脸上

sand in your face满面征尘

Drawing in your face吸引了你的脸

Not In Your Face揭示个性的背影摄影

Llama In Your Face发狂的神兽无敌版

In Your Face TD咄咄逼人的塔防

America in your face美国在你脸上

Rubbed in your face摩擦着你的脸

Pie in your face馅饼在你面前

英汉例句

• When a company makes its selection process more efficient by shoving tests in your face before so much as chatting with you, they「re sharing their views on reciprocity.

  当公司还没有和你说一句话，就让你做测试来提高选拔过程效率，他们表达的是「互惠」。

• Increasingly dense colony, West sunset fall, unwittingly, the days of wrinkles in your face now, years dyeing my hair white.

  落日渐浓，夕阳西坠，不知不觉中，日子在你脸上刻下皱纹，岁月染白了我的长发。

• Turns out when the recently dead breathe in your face they show you the future.

  原来，当刚死的人朝你脸上吐气的时候，你会看到自己的未来。

• They」re kind of staring in your face obvious.

  它们如在你面前那般显而易见。

• If you shine a bright light in your face before bed you「re telling your body it」s time to perk up and be alert.

  如果在睡前你还把脸放到强光底下，那就等于告诉你的身体是时候起来干活了。

• But these names are more a commentary about pop culture - whose face is in your face this year.

  不过清单上的这些名字更像是流行文化的一个评注，你可以从中看到今年又有哪几张脸进入了你的视线。

• It「s hard dating someone famous and having flash bulbs going off in your face all the time, but it」s not impossible.

  和名人约会，镁光灯又一直打在你脸上，说起来挺难，但也不是没可能的事儿。

• But if you buy a mortgage that explodes in your face because you didn’t know what was going on, everybody acts like, well, that’s your problem.

  但是，如果你买的是按揭而受了伤害，因为你不明白它到底会怎样发展，每个人都是这样买的。这是你自己的问题。

• I mean, when you buy a toaster, there has been some assurance provided that that toaster will not explode in your face — right?

  我的意思是，如果你买了个烤面包机，就应当得到保证，这个烤面包机不会崩到你的脸，对不对？

• But people in Washington would literally laugh in your face if you presented a carbon tax as a good policy choice to include in a deficit-reduction package.

  可是如果你说碳排放税是减少赤字的好政策的话，华府的那帮人会指着你的脸嘲笑。

• Getting the door slammed in your face is a good thing.

  将你拒之门外是一件好事。

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